June 19, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• 3 arrested after drugs, guns found in Sunriver
• Balloonist lands in community garden
• Bend loses its accessibility leader
• Bend man arrested in marijuana bust
• Bend police find drugs, explosive device
• Bend-La Pine begin s free lunch program
• Boy, 14, credited with saving sister from fire
• Budget woes might change the future of anti-crime law
• Business Calendar
• Chicken tractors
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• GO Magazine
• Health advisory issued for Crane Prairie
• Juniper begins Fit Kids
• Man gets 40 days for suffocating dogs
• Man ‘justified’ in killing of stepson
• Neighbors appeal Shepherd’s House expansion
• New camp focuses on kids’ manners
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Restaurant guide
• Shopping in Bend
• State Supreme Court allows casino challenge
• Story times, library youth events for June 19-25
• Superintendent’s departure adds to uncertainty at Culver schools
• Taxidermist guilty in illegal hunting case
• Treading on jobs?
• U.S. Cellular restores service after outage
• Walked across the stage, ready to move forward
• Water, water, everywhere: Soggy spring breaks records
• Witness in murder case commits suicide

BUSINESS

• A successful do-over for BMW Z4
• After pilot dies on flight, crew lands plane safely
• Big Oil ramps up lobbying
• Business Calendar
• ‘Cash for clunkers’ plan approved by Congress
• Chicken tractors
• Discover still profitable
• Dispatches
• Feds roll out rules for labeling tires
• Former RBS executive agrees to halve pension
• HealthSouth CEO ordered to pay $2.9B
• HLTH and WebMD to merge in $1.2B deal
• HP, Alcatel-Lucent strike partnership
• Jobless benefit rolls show big decline
• Microsoft readies free PC security software
• Neighbors appeal Shepherd’s House expansion
• New credit card limits are a blow to small businesses
• Reader’s Digest moving steadily to the right of Middle America
• Senators skeptical of plan
• Small cuts lead to big savings for struggling colleges
• Treading on jobs?

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Bend’s Horner not on Astana’s Tour de France team yet
• Bend’s Semick set to run 100K race
• Cycling
• East Lake
• Elks lose wild one in late innings
• Fit to compete
• Flooded course, crowded lot make for U.S. Open fun
• Football
• Golfer from Washington takes title at Oregon Open
• Heavy lifting for a safer Shevlin
• Journeyman enjoys his rain-soaked moment in the sun
• Madras’ Ceciliani is set to sign with Mets
• Major League Baseball
• Nadal’s struggle in match leaves Wimbledon in doubt
• On the Air
• Ovechkin is MVP again at NHL awards ceremony
• Prep sports
• Rain suspends 1st round at Bethpage
• Sahalie and Koosah Falls
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Summer youth basketball camps on tap in C.O. Summer youth camps on tap in Central Oregon
• Sun Devils win to avoid elimination
• Tennis
• Track & field

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• John Michael 'Mike' Connolly
• Judi Kay Robertson
• Maxine Muriel Beery
• Robert Edward Smith

NATION & WORLD

• After pilot dies on flight, crew lands plane safely
• Attack targets Taliban compound in Pakistan
• Big Oil ramps up lobbying
• Car bomb rocks Mogadishu
• ‘Cash for clunkers’ plan approved by Congress
• Did couple use ties to Washington as a veil for Cuba spying?
• Governor, lawmakers at budget impasse
• Human rights grim in Zimbabwe, group says
• Illegal file sharing costs woman $1.92M
• Indian leader calls for end to Peru protests
• Jobless benefit rolls show big decline
• Midwest tornadoes knock over railcars
• New forest chief vows quick stimulus spending
• Prince William hints at ambitions for combat
• Prisoners don’t have a right to DNA testing, justices decide
• Protests, political turmoil continue
• Senators skeptical of plan
• Slavery is outlawed in U.S. territories in 1862
• Small cuts lead to big savings for struggling colleges
• Swine flu suspected in Texas church outbreak
• Treading on jobs?
• Unmanned rocket heads for moon with probes aboard
• Woman sentenced in sex games slaying

FEATURES

• Advances in sequencing could put your genetic picture within reach
• Health advisory issued for Crane Prairie
• Reader’s Digest moving steadily to the right of Middle America
• Slavery is outlawed in U.S. territories in 1862
• Swine flu suspected in Texas church outbreak

ENTERTAINMENT

• A brave new ‘Sims’
• A clever, love-struck romp
• A look at memorable movie dads
• Art exhibits
• Artwork to be sold to help the homeless
• Auditions nearing for ‘Steel Magnolias’
• Bach is back
• Band camp offered for first-year students
• Cartoon Network gets into reality game
• Catch Eric Taylor at a house and old church
• Downtown delights
• ‘Easy Virtue’ doesn’t give love an easy time
• Hall brings acoustic reggae to Bend
• Hillstomp, Blue Turtle are back again
• Inspired to write
• It’s formulaic, but delightful
• Keeping busy at Izzy’s
• Movie times
• Music on the Green returns to Redmond
• music releases
• New DVD releases
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Reader’s Digest moving steadily to the right of Middle America
• Redmond art walk looking for artists
• State of the Blog
• Sunriver library seeks artists for 2010 exhibits
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• ‘Year One’ has near zero laughs

RESTAURANTS

• Keeping busy at Izzy’s

OPINION

• A struggle to feed the hungry all year in Central Oregon
• Governor is right
• The high price of roads
• U.S. policy on Iran a moral failure